Nora Truscello - The Science of Intuition

Copyright 2017 Nora Truscello

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I SBN-10: 0-9969783-1-3

ISBN-13: 978-0-9969783-1-6

Dedication

To all who intuitively know things, and dont know how they know, I dedicate this book.

Acknowledgment

This work would not be possible if my father did not profoundly touch my life when I was around fourteen years of age. I was experiencing numerous unexplained occurrences of knowing things, and not understand how I knew. Convinced I was crazy, I turned to my dad for advice. He held out his hand and twisted his wrist, as if turning the knob of a radio. As he did this he gently said, We are all radios. Some are better conductors than others; you just need to tune into your station. Thanks to my fathers advice, I mastered tuning into my intuition.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Have you ever had someone say to you, I was just thinking that? Have you been accused of reading someones mind? Do you feel more tuned in to some people than others? Have you even ignored a premonition to your own peril? We often have kicked ourselves and said, "I knew I should [or should not] have done that!" We all have at least a handful of times in our lives when we felt an urge to do something out of the ordinary but stopped short, only to find out later that it would have been an excellent decision.

Call it intuition or our hunch. Its often thought of as an intangible glimmer, just a random occurrence beyond our control. This is true only because we've never learned to harness the power of intuition.

This book will take you through several exercises designed to make intuition a common occurrence. When you finish reading and applying the exercises, you'll be able to retrieve answers about relationships, finances, health, or anything else you can think to ask. The answers are ripe for picking if you follow the instructions on how to plant the seeds, nurture them, and then harvest the fruits of this gift called intuition.

You may be wondering where these intuitive hunches come from? Why are they almost always right? Most importantly, how can you tap into your intuition? All of these important questions will be addressed in future chapters. A hunch comes out of the blue. We did not manifest it, but we are happy when it arrives. Wouldnt it be great to have a hunch every time we needed it? Should I purchase the house closer to work or the one closer to my family? Is this a good time to ask for that raise? What toy could I get for my grandson's birthday that he will remember for years?

The amount of information we have flowing towards us at any given time is immeasurable. The problem is we dont know how to access all this storehouse of blessings of wealth, love, security, peace, and knowledge. Each of us feels intuitive information, represented by an energetic signature, which I call our Intuitive Footprint. This Intuitive Footprint is unique to each of us and, essentially is our own personal language of intuition.

The Science of Intuition: How to Access the Inner-Net of Intuitive Knowledge will guide you through several techniques that open your intuition, giving you access to this vast storehouse of knowledge.

Scientists are daily discovering evidence that we are not independent observers of a mechanical universe. Rather, because of the intent of our beliefs, we create our own reality. Some of the greatest minds openly admit to using intuition to assist them in their greatest scientific discoveries.

Viktor Schauberger, a pioneer in the study of natures subtle energies, refused to go to college, believing he would lose his intuitive gifts. Michael Faraday, an English scientist in the field of electromagnetism and electrochemistry, was famous for never giving up on ideas that came from his intuition. Albert Einstein stated "All great achievements of science must start from intuitive knowledge. I believe in intuition and inspiration.... At times I feel certain I am right while not knowing the reason."

Then there was Nikola Tesla known for his contributions to the design of alternating current (AC) electricity supply system . My brain is only a receiver, in the Universe there's a core from which We obtain knowledge, strength and inspiration. Ive not penetrated into the secrets of this core, but I know it exists. Tesla had an advantage over the other scientists; he had been training for decades to maintain his spiritual and creative activity by his highly intuitive mother.

These great scientists connected intimately with a world beyond the visible, using their intuition, to help them formulate new discoveries. With the proper training and understanding, anyone can call upon their intuition and receive accurate clear information. The process is simple. There's a way to know what's in your best interest, what will bring the greatest joy and happiness, even what's the best business deal to close. The answers can come as hunches or as intuition on demand through simple practices.

Why is this possible? How does it happen? Is it accidental? What proof is there it can be so?

Princeton University researcher, Dr. Roger Nelson and colleagues have begun to identify the existence of global consciousness, a mental connectedness we have with each other. Their research is called the Global Consciousness Project. A simple description of this project is as follows. Project researchers attach random number generators to their computers' serial or USB ports. These generate random numbers every second 24 hours a day year after year, and they are being recorded. These computers are all stationed around the world and have no other purpose.

The researchers began to notice that there was a significant statistical deviation from randomness when major events occurred in the world, events like the death of Princess Diana, and the attacks on 9/11.

The following chart, reprinted with Dr. Nelsons permission, plots the random generated numbers from the computers four hours before the attacks on 9/11. Along the x axis are the hours of that day. The small boxes on the X axis represent the times the planes crashed into the buildings. The Y axis represents the variance of the number generators. The higher on the Y-axis, the more variance; the lower on the Y-axis, the less variance. To assist in understanding the significant shift in global consciousness, measured by greater variance in the computer-generated number, pseudo data, based on numbers generated on days without events, was added to the graph.

The key is that a few hours before the first attack, these computers started having a greater variance, significantly higher than chance. It was during this time, many people avoided being killed by one of the four doomed flights, or in the World Trade Center. They honored an inner voice, their intuition. Is this proof that global consciousness exists? If you could connect to it, would you be aware of events before they happen? These random number generators may have demonstrated the reality and power of intuition by generating an intensity on September 11, 2001.